Which pairing correctly matches the target population to the USDA program?

SNAP: exclusively for school-aged children at lunch; WIC: all elderly individuals regardless of income; CSFP: university students only; School meals: pregnant women and infants.

CSFP: provides universal benefits to all households regardless of age or income; SNAP: targeted specifically to college students only; WIC: programs run only by local food banks for anyone in need.

WIC: pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and children up to age five; CSFP: low-income adults age 60 and older; School meal programs: low-income children at school and during summer; SNAP: low-income households via EBT.

School meal programs: only breakfast is provided while lunch programs are entirely privatized; SNAP: provides prepared meals at soup kitchens instead of benefits to buy food.